• A Christopher James design
• Uses Beistle Images from the 1940s

Since when is a bat scared? The bat in this vintage 1941 Beistle image seems to have taken a gruesome one-eyed pumpkin, green skull, and another maniacal pumpkin under his wing, literally! Quite possibly hiding them, they lay in wait for the little trick or treaters that are heading out for Halloween frivolity! The image has been reproduced and applied to plywood with a heavy protective gloss. It would be fabulous to hang on your front door or over a mantel to set the mood for your Halloween party! The Beistle Company was founded in 1900 in Pittsburgh, PA by Martin Luther Beistle. Started in the basement of his home, he produced Halloween prints and party ware with Halloween images. Thanks to artists like Christopher James, these images are just as popular today!

Item #: SGBBPS21